Art Bell

Pardon me.

He was interviewed by a guy called Art Bell around 98 or 99.

You know the interview.

And when Art Bell was getting frustrated, he said, did you hear the third secret? Did you read it? He said, yes, I did.

Can you tell us? No, I can't.

But Art wasn't going to give up there.

But I was always into weird stuff.

I always wanted to hear about cryptozoology and loved Art Bell and Dr. Demento and all that stuff.

I was pretty much front-loaded for falling down this rabbit hole when I eventually did.

But at the time...

One, we have an international line, and let me give you that number right now.

You go to my website, uh, artbell.com. You go to Interact.

If you're outside the, uh, the country, go to Interact and then, uh, call in numbers, and you'll see a whole bunch of, uh, a special access code numbers, uh, AT&T access code numbers for almost every country in the world.

One day we'll get France up there.

Australia, I don't care where you are.

If you're listening on the net, uh, you can call in and it is free.

Just go get the access number on my webpage, artbell.com, and then dial the toll-free number or get the AT&T operator and beg her to call this number for you, to dial it for you.

Say it's a international toll-free number.

It may not work with such a person, but as I often say, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him think.

Then Open Ocean Only writes on YouTube, "I really dislike Coast to Coast AM and Art Bell and what he does to impressionable minds.

Both my father and brother listened to him regularly.

They were rather lukewarm Catholics who would get more excited about news of a UFO encounter than a Eucharistic miracle.

It's fuel for paranoid minds to become more paranoid and lose focus on what's truly important."

Well, I, uh, appreciate your perspective.

Uh, of course, Art Bell isn't doing this anymore because he passed on a few years ago.

Um, and, you know, Art, I don't think, believed all the stories that people told, and he was presenting them for entertainment purposes, uh, at least much of the time, most of the time.

From the high desert and the great American Southwest, I bid you good evening, good morning, good afternoon, wherever you may be in the world's twenty-five time zones, each and every one covered like a blanket by this program, Midnight in the Desert.

My name is Art Bell.

Great to be here.

Lots to, uh, talk about, and we're gonna be doing a show tonight on feral humans.

[upbeat music] Feral humans.

Ghosts and goblins and things that go bump in the night.

I'm Art Bell.

[singing] I used to be a rolling stone, you know.

Oh, wow.

Wasn't that Art Bell's show years ago?

yes that was that was our Bell show

yeah I used to listen to that now I don't know cuz I haven't watched the show for a while but would they have seen his face on the show or was it audio how does it work

It's not much different from a magic spell, is it? But you don't see people knocking and slagging off Wiccans and Pagans saying, well, that was a magic spell, but it was done by humans, so it's rubbish.

because circle makers get knocked okay we're saying that there is a human component okay through that manifestation okay which is also in wicca and paganism as well but no one gives the pagans a hard time because a human's been used to do it you understand

yeah i um We were saying in the intro that Art Bell originally ran Coast to Coast.

And if I remember correctly, a couple of times he got all his audience to collectively manifest outcomes.

Oh, look, a super chat.

Yolk Orange says, ever you listen to Art Bell's 9-11 open line show? I have not done that.

I have not done that.

We'll talk more about it.